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Through the Window

One Year, One Minute. A Lifetime

By Cathy holmesPublished 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
Top Story - April 2024
Photo by Noah Silliman on Unsplash

It’s been one year since you left my world,

and one year since my heart left this room.

Every night, I look for you through the window,

and hope to see your smile in the stars.

The same window you crawled through in the moonlit evening,

the same one I escaped through to meet you on those summer nights.

You’re never there,

yet you’re always there.

Every day I think of us in the meadow,

the grass between our toes,

the sun on our backs.

Your hand in mine.

My head on your shoulder as you

scribble notes in your journal.

The breeze tossing your soft curls,

and giving me goosebumps.

Or perhaps it was your smile that gave me goosebumps.

Either way, it doesn’t matter now.

It’s been one year since I kissed you,

one minute since I thought of how much I miss you,

and in that space, I’ve cried a lifetime of tears.

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Cathy holmes

Canadian family girl with a recently discovered love for writing. Other loves include animals and sports.

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    Written by Cathy holmes